EconomPic: Can We Inflate Our Way out of this Mess?
Looking for a remote underwriting job? Maybe you’re looking for any underwriting job. If the answer is “yes” please read this article on EconomPic. And if you’re a visual type, I’ve reproduced the graphics from the article.
Take Home Lesson – Plan B…now. Time to create a new and different future.
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CRF is an acronym for cardiorespiratory fitness and NOT chronic renal failure in this analysis.
So what should the mortality rating be for a first degree relative who inhabits the same dwelling of a schizophrenic with substance abuse?
Cardiovascular Disease, Neuropathy, and Retinopathy — Diabetes Care
In a study of 648 apparently healthy individuals, 12% had an elevated total A 1 level (measured in that study) not explained by measurement error or glucose intolerance and remaining in the same range over 3.5 years in 90% of those initially with high and in 68% of those initially with low baseline levels (1). There was no correlation with glucose tolerance, with caloric intake, or with physical activity, but A 1 level was associated with cigarette use and with clinically overt atherosclerosis, leading Dekker to conclude that “factors unrelated to glucose metabolism are the main determinants of A 1” in nondiabetic individuals, perhaps with bearing on risk of what are considered complications of diabetes.
Nothing new here but worth taking a look at for refresher purposes.
Men ages 35 to 44 with the highest grade and stage tumors had an increased risk of death compared with older prostate cancer patients
These study findings do not prove causality but are interesting nonetheless. Additionally, this study found no significant association between Vitamin D levels and memory.
Finally, some good news about getting older.
More than 75% of the cases were in patients between the ages of 20 and 50, and as of May 18, there have been 70 deaths.
I’m still wondering what the cause was of all of the other reported deaths???
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